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New Fuel Selector Valves  for Cessna Aircraft

An all new improved valve for the price of repairing your old one

Due to the poor condition of many original valves, McFarlane developed a totally new valve that was designed just like the original valve but with improvements where needed.

• Improved corrosion resistance
• Improved O-ring retention 
• More balanced fuel flow
• Fully pressure, functional, and flow tested to perform to the highest standards

For more information visit Fuel Valves.

Repaired Fuel Selector Valves - Services  
We can repair your valve or you can purchase one from our stock and return yours for core credit.

Many valves are in stock and ready to ship!

• Repaired by experienced technicians
• Cleaned, inspected and assembled with all new fluorocarbon O-rings, seals, gaskets, hardware 
• Pressure and flow tested
• "Return to Service" tag provided
• Our improved FAA-PMA parts save you money!

Go to Services to learn more!

Now for more good news!! 

All of the improved parts that go into our new valve are interchangeable with the original Cessna valve. This means that if your valve is good with the exception of a few parts, we can fix it at a reasonable price! Whether you need your valve repaired or a new valve, McFarlane will save you money.

McFarlane has a complete line of replacement parts for Cessna fuel valves including detent plates, springs, plastic seals, cams and much more.

Visit Repair Kits,  Seal Kits, or Replacement Parts for more products and information. 

FAA-PMA Approved Cessna 150 and 152 Fuel Indicator Plates

Replace your old plastic placard with our new metal indicator plates!

• Powder coated for fade resistance
• Reference your current tank capacity with your model when ordering
• Eligible Series: 150J-M, A150K-M, F150J-L, FA150K-M, 152, A152, F152, FA152

For ordering information visit Fuel Indicator Plates.

 More products available in the Fuel System Components category.

Maintenance Tip!
The fuel selector valve works in unscreened fuel. Contaminated fuel can cause selector valve seal damage. When fueling from possibly contaminated fuel sources, McFarlane recommends the use of a micro-screened funnel, such as Mr. Funnel.